Link Collections: Data Visualization (Best of Edition)
BEST OF... Data Visualizations
Waves of Interest traces Google search interest in a wide-ranging number of issues in U.S. election years.
FiveThirtyEight uses data visualizations to cover news, politics, sports, and culture with in-depth statistical analyses and interactive charts.
FlowingData is Nathan Yau's brilliant blend of data analysis and storytelling offering visually appealing and accessible visualizations of everyday data and trends.
Brilliant Maps makes sense of the world through helpful and engaging visual maps covering a wide range of topics, including geography, history, culture, and current events.
Visual Capitalist is visual storytelling about business, technology, and the economy. The visualizations are designed to make intricate financial and economic concepts understandable.
Our World in Data offers a vast array of data visualizations covering global issues like health, environment, economics, and education. Our world is an accessible way to understand trends impacting humanity.
Information is Beautiful showcases David McCandless’ powerful visualizations on a wide range of topics, highlighting the beauty of data and complex ideas distilled into easy-to-understand graphics.
Observable is community-driven platform for creating and exploring data visualizations where creators share visually stunning and engaging projects with detailed explanations of a wide-ranging number of topics.
Pudding.Cool is one of my favorite spaces on the web. By combining brilliant storytelling with compelling data visualizations, Pudding's striking visual essays do an incredible job exploring culture, society, and current events.
1 Dataset 100 Visualizations is a project by Ferdio, an infographic and data visualization agency. This initiative explores the diversity and complexity of data visualization by presenting 100 distinct visualizations derived from a single dataset. The dataset compares the number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Scandinavia between 2004 and 2022. Each visualization offers a unique perspective, demonstrating how different design choices can tell varied stories from the same data. The project aims to inspire and inform by highlighting the multitude of ways data can be represented visually.